Can child support modification be denied?
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Can child support modification be denied?
When the court looks at a request for child support modification, a large factor is whether the change was voluntary or involuntary. The court has the option to deny a request to pay less child support if they believe you chose to have different financial circumstances.
How do I change my divorce decree to another state?
If you have moved, you can ask the court that issued the original order to change the jurisdiction to the new state that you are in. Under certain circumstances, you can ask the court in the new state to modify the order without going back to the original state.
When can alimony be modified?
The supporting spouse may have gotten a substantial raise, the dependent spouse could have remarried, or there could be a financial emergency, such as large medical bills. In most states, alimony can be changed after divorce if such situations should arise.
Do I have to pay alimony if I remarry?
If you are the one to pay spousal support and you remarry, you must continue to pay your former spouse support payment because the situation in which they were entitled to support has not changed. You can ask for support payments either in a lump sum or in regular payments.
Does the husband always have to pay alimony?
Answer: Yes, Husband will likely have to pay alimony and the answers to the remaining questions may vary depending on a number of factors. Financial resources of each party: The court will consider whether Wife has financial resources other than Husband’s income with which to support herself.
What happens if I can’t pay my alimony?
If you stop making alimony payments (regardless of the reason), you could face civil or criminal charges for contempt of court. Contempt of court means that you violated a court order during your divorce proceedings. The court might give you extra time to pay or establish a new payment plan.
Can my alimony be garnished?
Exclusions. While each state has its own garnishment laws, most say that Social Security benefits, disability payments, retirement funds, child support and alimony cannot be garnished for most types of debt.
